You can overcome this limitation by also passing in Fn, so in your case you'd press Shift+Fn+F10.
Answer from spikey_richie on Stack ExchangeYou can overcome this limitation by also passing in Fn, so in your case you'd press Shift+Fn+F10.
I tried all possible all possible combination of Shift+Fn+F10, but nothing worked.
Then i clicked on that Accessibility icon and enabled on-screen keyboard and then selected Shift+Fn+F10 again and it opened the cmd prompt this time, but it does not come into focus, to do that you can then use option+tab on your physical keyboard.
I'm at the network selection screen in my setup and for some reason, Shift-F10 appears to do nothing. Did they patch that out?
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Am I doing something wrong or did windows 11 just make changes to the hotkey. I have tried searching myself but I cant find any explanation as to why this happens.
This is a bug in the windows 11 ARM build, To fix that you need to do as follow
- Press 'fn+shift+f10'
- Press 'option+tab'
- Then you will see a UAC window, move to that window by pressing 'option+tab' and then press 'yes' button
Then CMD will be opened
Hi Robert,
Just checking in with you, were you able to use that shortcut to get into Command Prompt?
If you still cannot get into Command Prompt, when you boot form the USB, select 'Repair This Compute, and Command Prompt should be available from the Recovery Environment.
For me, TechSmith SnagIt had hogged the SHIFT+F10 key (for "stop video recording"). After I close SnagIt that runs in the background (in the systems menu), it worked again; or reassign the hotkey in SnagIt.
Hi J,
I am Sumit, here to assist you with this question.
Do you want to show the Legacy context menu as default? You can set it:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/for...
Hope that helps, and count on us for any other questions. Good luck.
I have to set up a lot of machines daily and its really annoying not being able to set up a local account as the first user.